Publisher/常盤とよ子写真事務所

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A collection of works by Tokiko Tokiwa, one of Japan's leading photographers after the war, "The Legend of Yokohama in Me 1954-1956". In 1957, under the leadership of critic Tatsuo Fukushima, together with Yasuhiro Ishimoto, Illumination Higashimatsu, Kikuharu Kawada, Eikoh Hosoe, Kazutaka Narahara, and others, the arrival of a new era of photography that was different from conventional realism photography Tokiwa and Yoko, one of the members of the historical exhibition "Ten Eyes", were thrown. At the recommendation of Yasuhiro Okumura, a hamakko photographer who later became her husband, she began to photograph the life of "post-war (working) women". This is a valuable book edited and composed focusing on the illustrations of Yokohama's "Red Line Zone", a classic work of Tokiwa. Beginning with "Chabuya no Rokusan," which has been washed away in Honmoku, hereafter, there are many illustrations that are also included in masterpieces and dangerous poisonous flowers, "Osaka's occupied back of Isesaki town" "Red line area Makanemachi Clinic ”and“ Shinkancho Yukaku ”. Text by Youki Okai.